lisa's mother is in serious condition. for several days, nobody dared to tell her that lisa has died. this is our world. where are we going? ringing in my ears for six days. usually the wives of president are exclusively engaged in peaceful affairs, education, human rights, equality, accessibility. and maybe you expected for me to speak on those topics. but how can i talk about them when an unprovoked invasive terrorist war is being waged against my country. russia is destroying our people. here is another rocket launch. here is the city in the south of ukraine. a residential area was hit by a missile. this girl is eva. she liked to draw pictures. she was only 5. another russian missile. eva was killed along with her grandmother. these young faces are the faces of employees and visitors of the shopping mall. they are no more. there is no shopping mall because russia burned them down and killed them all. this is a journalist vera. she worked in the ukraine area for 20 years. last four years working for radio. since the begin

the targets here, a medical center, a concert hall and a park where mothers would take their children. 4 year old lisa who has down syndrome was one of the victims who lost her life. doctors fear that her mother who's in the hospital in critical condition, won't make it if they tell her, the news is the message. yes, good. if we tell lisa's mother now that her daughter has died, there'll be no chance of her being released from hospital. as the debt all rises and many tried to come to terms with their loss in ukraine, people are bracing for further attacks. in the coming days. we spoke with the w correspondent, nick, spices and keith as rush of continues its attacks in various parts of ukraine. he says, the military has not made major gains in recent weeks. it's a classic war of attrition and the style of fighting that russia has engaged in since world war 2. sometimes 50000 shells fired in a single day. you know, they've only taken 5 percent more territory since the beginning of may. so the advances have not been that big despite the spectacular strikes we keep hearing about and it's worth noting that

the targets here, a medical center, a concert hall and a park where mothers would take their children. then with the 4 year old lisa who has down syndrome was one of the victims who lost her life. the only doctors fear that her mother who's in the hospital in critical condition, won't make it if they tell her, the news is the message. yes. if we tell lisa mother now that her daughter has died, there will be no chance of her being released from hospital as the death toll rises and many tried to come to terms with the loss in ukraine, people are bracing for further attacks in the coming days earlier we spoke with the w correspondent, nick spicer, who's in keith. he talked to us about the significance of mc alive in russia's invasion of ukraine. nikolai was about 230 kilometers south, where i'm standing in 10100 kilometers to the east of the crown jewel of the russian campaign, which is the port city of odessa, the biggest port in ukraine, the port from which the greater part of ukrainian wheat and goods are shipped out when you take that port, you basically paralyzed ukrainian economy. of course, it can send things o

the other video was made by lisa's mother, whose name is irina, when she took her children to school. she asked her, where are we going, sweetie? and the daughter calls the name of her teacher. lisa was only 4 years old. she is no longer with us. this is the stroller of lisa. on july 14th, lisa was killed by a russian missile attack on our city in the center of ukraine. 25 people were killed, almost 200 injured. lisa's mother is in serious condition and for several days nobody dared to tell her that lisa has died. where are we going? it's been ringing in my ears for six days, ever since it happened. usually the wives of presidents are exclusively engaged in peaceful affairs, education, human rights, equality, accessibility and maybe you expected from me to speak on those topics. but how can i talk about them when unprovoked invasive terrorist war is being waged against our country. russia is destroying our people. here is another rocket launch. here is a city in the south of ukraine, the residential area was hit by a missile. this girl is eva. she liked to draw pictures. she was only

her stroller toppled over in the street. >> translator: lisa's mother is in serious condition, and foreral days, nobody dared to tell her that lisa has died. >> reporter: and sophia from bucha who lost her mother and arm. >> translator: how many families like this may still be destroyed by the war? >> reporter: she pleaded for more weapons and specifically air defense systems from the u.s. and what she described as a common cause. >> translator: we are grateful, really grateful that the united states stands with us in this fight for our shared values of human life and independence. [ applause ] >> reporter: her speech ending with a rousing standing ovation. the u.s. is promising to deliver four more himars rocket systems to ukraine in addition to the dozen the u.s. has already sent. white house also warning moscow plans to annex more territory in ukraine beyond what it also controls. david, russia's foreign minister warning today that if western countries continue to supply ukraine with long-range weapons, it will expand further into the country, david. >> yes, seeming to back up that

lisa's mother is in serious condition and for several days nobody dared to tell her that lisa has died. this is where, where are we going has been ringing in my ears for six days. usually the wives of president are exclusively engaged in peaceful affairs, education, human rights, equality, accessibility and maybe you expected from me to speak on those topics. how can i talk about them when an unprovoked invasive terrorist war is being waged against us. russia is destroying our people. here is another rocket launch and here is another city in the south of ukraine, a residential area was hit by a missile. this is eva, she likes to draw pictures. she was only five. another russian missile, eva was killed along with her grandmother. these young faces are the faces of employees and visitors of the shopping mall. they are no more. there is no shopping mall because the russian rocket burned them down and killed them all. this is a journalist. her name is vera. she has worked in the ukraine area for 20 years. the last four years in radio liberty. she died from another missile attack. since the

[end of translation] >> alex, lisa's mother is now in the icu. she is just regain consciousness.nd she keeps asking, where her treasure that her daughter's. the doctors in the icu are too frightened to tell her that her daughter has died because they are scared but the shot by due to her. it is absolutely devastating with the russians did to this very close knit, small community where everyone knows each other. everybody is talking about lisa. >> you know ali, we talk about numbers. you take a story like this and the fact that you've shown this woman who went out there and found the lifeless body of that precious four year old girl. there are so many people that are also victims of this violence and of this war. they are going to have to live with the heartache and the memories. you have to just wonder how people will be able to rebuild when you carry this kind of a bird in the rest of your life. >> it's funny you asked that alex. he was talking to this first responder if she was one of the first people on the scene. we were doing an interview with her. we go through the mechanic

i cannot express what i saw with words. >> sam, we spoke to a family friend of lisa's mother, she ispital right now and critical condition. she has just gained and apparently, she keeps asking the doctors what has happened to her little girl. the doctors have not told her that she has died because they are scared the shocker just might lead to much for her. i also spoke to the owner of a medical center back, here as that you know what i think the russians that this? he said they wanted to send a message to ordinary ukrainians that no patch of this country is safe. that they want to break them around but he told me, it will just stiffened their resolve. >> just about the worst possible story. and d.c. ali ruzycki in ukraine, thank you. thank you so much. after that, break i will talk to ukrainian political leader who is trying to make sure americans don't forget the war raging on in her country. ountry that's easier to control... that can scale across all your clouds... we got that right? [whistling] (vo) right now america deserves the network more people rely on. introducing welcome

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the bodies of 11 adults have been identified, and one of the dead children is four-year-old lisa, and her mother is alive, but she is in a serious condition in hospitals, a total of 73 victims and 18 missing persons are being searched for, this is the latest information from vinnytsia and about vinnytsia . director of the department of health protection of the vinnytsia regional military administration, mr. olya. we congratulate you on these numbers that we named, are they currently relevant? laska here, all parts of the tongue are hospitalized here 73 73 there are four children among them, unfortunately, they will still be with us in the regional children's hospital , one of them is a 10-year-old boy. today, after stabilizing the sanctions in the civil case, the hospital is doing everything possible, i think everything will be fine. he also has three more girls. one of them is the epic value of years of wounding deer, but in fact georgia is medium-sized, not heavy, and still has 15 hands of the girls, one of them, at first, the parents refused to hospitalize them, they drove all the way from ma

and as you mentioned, that little girl called lisa, her mother posted the video. she was on her way to a speech therapy class. this is a little girl with down syndrome. she was the treasure and joy of her mother. her mother's leg was blown off in the attack. she is in the hospital fighting for her life. it's not clear whether she will make it or if she has been told that she lost her daughter. it is incredible believe silence by the russians saying that they used precise ammunition. this couldn't be further from that. we talked to a first responder on the scene. she rushed into the building. she gave a harrowing account of what she saw and the people and the way people were -- they were in really bad shape. take a listen to what she had to say. >> the hardest moment when we came in, packages of medicine. but nobody needed help any more. >> after that interview i carried on speaking to her and she broke down in tears. she was having real problems coming to terms with this senseless violence, especially on these children in vinnytsia. >> thank you very much. >>> mor

my father on tone and my mother lisa came to washington d. c. this week because when someone you love is killed in a senseless way, anyone would want answers. we want to know who pulled the trigger and why. and we want there to be accountability for the system that gave the green light so that other families don't suffer the way that we have. the reality of, of course, is that in palestine our families, grief is not unique. she wasn't even the 1st us citizen killed by israel this year . president biden said that during schooling was the last to america. and we appreciate appreciate these words. but now is the time for action journalist should never be targeted while doing their job, no matter which country they're reporting from. there must be consequences for killing a us citizen, a journalist, and most importantly, a human being. thank you. thank you very much, victor. i won't now want to call a shitty in about his brother, anton tony to speak. my name is antonio barkley and shaheen was minded some system where president biden was coming to je

lisa. her mother had posted a video on instagram just before the blast, showing her pushing her own strollero was found. she was lying dead beside that very same stroller. president zelenskyy mentioned this girl in his nightly address and now, we know the first lady had also met this girl last year while shooting a christmas video with children with disabilities. her mother, survived the attack. she is inside this hospital recovering. i spoke with the deputy chief of staff to the president's office, who, was meeting with some of the survivors and he said, at least as of earlier, because of her medical state and because of her injuries, she had not yet been told that her daughter didn't survive. >> such a beautiful girl. thanks, scott. that attack comes as documents page after page crimes against humanity in ukraine. evidence of gang rapes , tortures and mass killings all allegedly committed by forces in ukraine. for frankie this is not the worst with that is part of the report of the ski suburbs where journalists saw firsthand the aftermath of russian occupation, quote, on april 15 the kyiv

lisa. her mother was with her. her name's iryna. we understand she was badly injured.he's in the hospital right now, fighting for her life. i'll take you over here quickly. so, across the street from the theater, this is an office building, and you can see there's only maybe four or five windows that have been spared the force, just the sheer kinetic energy of this blast. it completely blew out the front side of this building. i've actually spoken to some people who were inside at the time, and it's remarkable that they are alive. it's just sort of the angle of the blast that managed to shield them from most of the shrapnel. i also spoke with a man -- you'll have to come a little bit closer to show you, but i also spoke with a man who was actually outside of the building, using the cash machine there. using the atm machine, and that little hood that you see around it, he shielded himself inside from the full force of the blast, and remarkably, he only has a cut on him. he says that he's lucky to be alive, for obvious reasons. i'll show you this year quickly. if you're

she died along with 23 others videos of lisa and her mother. mom is for the attack of been shed, widely on social media, and mother was injured in the bombing and is still in intensive cap. and devastating food crisis in the our wild, poor country is at risk of guessing even worse. millions of people in yemen is struggling to get enough food and agencies. a warning that the crisis already one of the worst in the world. if not wealth, was quite slipping. further out of the international spotlight, red cross says that more than 20000000 people in the country need humanitarian assistance. a lack of food means over 4700000 women and children are acute, malnourished. after years of war. now, drought. at 3300000 people have been forced to flee their homes. are rich reagan is the wild food programs direct to their, in yemen. the joins us live now from saw the berries car a, a truce in place. it has been extended. we heard a bit about that from us president joe biden, on his recent trip to the region. how much has that made much of a difference to the

she died with 23 others videos of lisa and her mother moments before the attack has been shed widely on social media. and mother was injured in the bombing and remains in intensive can rival gangs of battling for control of haiti's capital. not putting hundreds of thousands of people at risk and the city where authorities is struggling to restore order. united nations as at least 99 people have been killed recently, interest one neighborhood seats away from january to june. the u. n. has documented nearly a 1000 killings, almost 700 injuries, and 680 kidnappings. in puerto friends, last month was particularly bad, 234 people were killed or injured over just 5 days. between the 8th and 12th of july. louis only mas is the head of luck, who left a piece building organization that runs community projects for young haitians. and he told me earlier what people in suits and a are having to india. there is an attempt by some parties are connected with fraud monitoring relief to discuss with the gangs access to the hardest part of the display. however, it's not been, ah, it's not been moving

a special soniachna like they call such children, and my mother recorded this video before going to the specialist, and the photos of this lisarecisely what the russians left behind, went viral yesterday on all social networks and all mass media of the world. well, just like that, several snakes provided information about that my mother also died in the hospital, she died after uh, received from the injuries received later, a low snake highlighted this information, is it known what is known about the fate of my mother, is she alive, is she still in the hospital now , the same situation, we will now contact the doctors, they have a lot works they fight for every life really yesterday was uh there was different information we really hope that mom survived like that sunny girl is also called lavender because the last photos are of such lavender whores iryna what is needed maybe blood is needed in the hospital what are the latest data on how many people are currently in hospitals there and what are the main injuries of these people? yesterday, blood collection was closed, that is, people went, uh . very many families even went to

someone else's misfortune, and i even now know, and partly why she was like that and her mother told me her, dr. lisa's relatives, that elizabeth petrovna's mother a-a, walking somehow with little liza down the street gave alms to one citizen who was drunk and dirty , and he, in general, used foul language for petrovna. well, little one, liza asked, mother, why are you helping him? look how ugly he is, and she said, lisa, i help him, because no one will help him except me. to you anyone here who works say. we got to know lisa, we got to know lisa, we found out what she does, we loved her, we loved her work, we loved her wards, and everyone here will tell you so, everyone came here through elizaveta petrovna glinka through dr. lisa . i don’t know with those around me all the obstacles, the force that dragged her to the most terrible places of this world and gave her the opportunity to help pull those who needed to do from there, that this is something most important that i in general, i see here and now she knew how to be tough in order to help you need not to cry. and you need to do it. and to act toug

the targets here, a medical center, a concert hall, and a park where mothers would take their children. 4 year old lisa who has down syndrome was one of the victims who lost her life. doctors fear that her mother who's in the hospital in critical condition, won't make it if they tell her, the news is the mischief. if we tell nita's mother now that her daughter has died, there will be no chance of her being released from hospital as the death toll rises and many tried to come to tans with their loss in ukraine, people are bracing for further attacks in the coming days australia's most famous building has put the finishing touches on its 10 year renovation. the sydney opera house has unveiled it's upgraded concert hall. it's the final stage in the refurbishment of the world. heritage listed site costing almost $300000000.00 australian dollars. the old concert hall was criticized for its poor acoustics. here's a brief taste. it's like oh, oh, oh, very soothing stuff there. let's take a look at our top story. u. s. president joe biden has raised the issue of the murder of journalist, sham alpha shall cheat

she died along with 23 of those videos of lisa and her mother moments before the attack of shad, widely on social media and mother was injured in the bombing and is still an intensive cat. rival gangs of battling for control of haiti's capital, putting hundreds of thousands of people at risk. and he says he where authorities is struggling to restore order. united nation saying that at least 99 people have been killed recently and just one neighborhood seats. so les, from january to june, the u. n. documented nearly a 1000 killings and almost 700 injuries, along with 600 ac kidnappings. this again was in the capital ports of friends. last month was particularly bad. 234 people were killed or injured over just 5 days between the 8th and 10th of july. right, well joining me now is louis ari mars. who's the head of luck, who lapierre piece, building organization that runs community projects for young haitians. he joins us now from the outskirts of the capital, and i might just stop by asking you then about what's happening in seats. les, this is the, the besieged neighborhood in ports of fr

her mother, lisa. >> here was a kid who really didn't finish high school. she got the ged credit. >> correct. she was in a hurry to get on with life. >> and focused enough, finally, to finish college. and then in her late twenties go for a law degree. she breezed passed the younger students to become the prestigious editor of the law review. and she caught the eye of one of the professors, scott, who took her on as an intern. but deborah met her on her first day of work. >> what did she bring to the party? >> she was smart, capable. she was everything you wanted in an associate attorney. >> she was also one of the nicest people debra says that she ever met. the two became fast friends. >> we were like sisters, she knew all of my flaws and she loved me anyways. >> debra and melissa saw the firm grow tenfold in just a few years. their gregarious boss, scott, was the front man. he hobnobbed with the who's who in sports, politics, business. even the future presidents. fund-raisers? scott was your man. >> once your name gets out there, you truly cannot imagine h

the targets here, a medical center, a concert hall and a park where mothers would take their children. then we have 4 year old lisa who has down syndrome was one of the victims who lost her life. doctors fear that her mother who's in the hospital in critical condition, won't make it if they tell her the news is the message. yes. if we tell leaves us mother now that her daughter has died, there will be no chance of her being released from hospital as a dental rises and many tried to come to terms with their loss in ukraine. people are bracing for further attacks in the coming days. large parts of europe has been baking under high temperatures. it's the 2nd heat wave in weeks for southern france, spain and portugal with the heat sparking wildfires forcing thousands to evacuate and britain normally much cooler is bracing for extreme heat over the coming days. it's not the kind of thing you hope to see on holiday smoke from wildfires caused by scorching temperatures, just a stone's throw from the beach. but that's the reality inter molinas, near malaga, southern spain. and it's not just here for the north in extra mad

the targets here, a medical center, a concert hall and a park where mothers would take their children. then we have 4 year old lisa who has down syndrome was one of the victims who lost her life. the only doctors fear that her mother who's in the hospital in critical condition won't make it if they tell her the news is the message. yes. if we tell ethos mother now that her daughter has died, there will be no chance of her being released from hospital as the death toll rises and many tried to come to terms with a loss in ukraine. people embracing for further attacks in the coming days. while for more, let's go to keys on detail these next spice her. hi, nick. good to see you. so ukraine has expressed concern at thy 2 separate g. a nuclear plants. what's happening there was europe's biggest nuclear plant, with 6 reactors. it's on the shores of the disney pro river, which is a big river that by sex, this country and the head of the ukrainian town mac energy situation. energy said the situation was extremely tense because russian soldiers were firing from the plant on to the city of denise bro, are 3 people were kille

like to do is a small clarification, but extremely important as far as i understand, the mother of the dead girl lisaand had the will to address people in this way, that is, that it was not, so to speak , manipulative, some kind of deception on the part of mr. kudinov a that it was, after all, the realization of her conscious will. how to deal with such things, mr. andriy, mr. antina or mr. anton, please clarify what you mean, or whether her will was simply to convey information and share her grief, or in the form in which it happened this is history, so to speak , does not allow me to give an unequivocal answer, unfortunately, i think that it is necessary to find out everything, you know, in fact , it seems to me a terrible story. and there is an obstacle , we need to talk about outrage and human feelings , because it reminds me of when we we want highlight the suffering of a person and say please tell me, now we are sawing off your left hand, it was just as painful when you were sawing off prague . and this, in my opinion, is absolutely unacceptable, because the killing of a child and the fact that

among those killed today in vinnytsia, the girl was four years old her name is lisa, the child is four years old, her mother is in a critical condition, russia ended the girl's life just at the time when a conference on russian war crimes was taking place in the netherlands, a conference at which it was decided what should be done so that every russian military person was punished. do you remember at least some other terrorist an organization that would allow itself such audacity to kill precisely when its previous crimes are the subject of international discussion, russia thereby showed its attitude to international law and to europe and to the whole civilized world after that. no one can have any doubt that a special tribunal regarding the russian aggression against ukraine is needed as soon as possible , and a special compensation mechanism should also work as soon as possible, with the help of which all russian assets and funds in all countries of the world should be confiscated and aimed at indemnifying the victims of russian terror, it is absolutely necessary to introduce such restrictions against rus

lisa. i understand that you ended up in moscow as a result because your mother got sick.r a month. well, how are russian migrations? it was my environment and she made me laugh. glinka has been sitting on suitcases for 10 years. mm. well, it's just that you had the opportunity, uh, to work and support, uh, family after all, and even moving to moscow was following you for your family. not really her mom she was just all voice on the plane, to return she came here to visit her mother and and mother had, uh, a very serious and stroke, and she got into a coma uh-huh and elizabeth looked after her also very characteristically for elizabeth. mom was absolutely full in putinka. that is, to take it was convinced that she responds with her fingers. well doctors say it's impossible and she does every morning. she bought some very expensive meat in the evening. which my mother loved and every morning, she worked through some kind of terrible apparatus, very noisy, this is meat. well, so that you can feed her through a tube and then bring her. this is, uh, burdenko and fed her twice

does my by as for speak, i can cause air ton knowing that my own grandparents said lisa, and it wasn't just my mother's parents but also my father's parents just yet as kinda oh, kosovo. you knowing that they had been in an extermination cap in their childhood or youth and that people had wanted to murder them in word. so that was extremely hard for us to shun extreme for once. ah, ah ah, the 2 here pit, this ceiling stance was the going on a minute chip c. and that was my number. i try to erase the number. you can see it grew back and the number reappeared. the n cook, a thing that i wanted to get rid of disease via that is right then ted, take my hon. silly schmidt is one of the last survivors who can still recall the genocide 1st hand. she was born in that therein g, a region of germany in 1924 or me am du r vander, quino gabbed. my family had a traveling cinema kia, and that's what we earned our money with. ah, everybody in the village would come running out. it may be time, no bone. there were always so excited. i love great. the word that mindy lee bow vaccine. we grew up surrounded by love under

lisa: good morning. the local weather has air-conditioning, mother nature providing at the shoreline. you can see how it pushed and across the bay in oakland, el cerrito and down the peninsula. this is the view from mount tam. we are looking at temperatures on the cool side. low 50's downtown. you can see san francisco socked in with gray skies. that will clear. mid-50's in napa. clear and cool in the inland valleys. overnight we have the fog in the north bay. a look at the sunny shark tank. as numbers climb this afternoon they will not be as warm as they could be this time of year. 70's, bayshore. upper 80's and the inland valley. slightly warmer sunday and a look at the yosemite satellite picture coming up. stephanie: thank you. a wildfire and mariposa county has forced evaluations around your 70 national park. new video overnight of the so-called oak fire which ignited yesterday afternoon. it has burned more than 6500 acres. cal fire says the flames are spreading rapidly and it's still 0% contained. 10 structures have burned or are destroyed. alex presha has the latest. alex: the u

as far as i understand, there is still information that she is the mother of this four-year-old girl lisat she is in the intensive care unit. in serious condition, however, that the doctors are still fighting for her life and that she survived, well, in that case, i apologize if they do not want to spread or that actually some untrue information, some media simply now there is information about the fact that doctors continue to fight for the victim, information carefully, what do we think about this human life, er, we also build our own attitude to this, how to live in such conditions as er, how to react to this i like it very much probably this after all, the correct opinion is what the officer of the 95th brigade, yuriy kovchenko, said. you probably know what he is. and he very well said that, in fact, we need to treat this as calmly as possible, as calmly as possible. i understand that for sure, you can't be calm about that, those who lost their loved ones, for example, yesterday, today they lose, tomorrow they will lose. but if possible, why is it important to be calm, because this is

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lisa followed him. he is emily's and i was afraid i would never see vesee again. we did wish i saw her mother didn't want the family to be separated. so she came to georgia too, with lisa's younger siblings. if that night, a thing to me was that we are altogether anything that have been mentioned to him. you have it understand that you can be arrested at any time in russia be more than more have read that yet. hung you boy, my man. ah, the fact that lisa is in a relationship with me is reason enough. ease of re moyer boss question the hoarded so. don't cause a thought on that chair to suddenly he he say in moscow, tanya worked as a nutritionist. she separated from her husband a while ago. he supports the children with his income on in the young to attend school here yasha edlio show would have to speak georgian. so tanya is homeschooling them at the kitchen table. this song lends itself to spelling practice on that if they study and it's about piece of yeah. and that wealth and material things don't matter that you did that with me. love a family thing that matters. so business i, even though

do you think that lisa is a good wife, a good mother, you know, i came to visit him., first of all, set the table, put tea and coffee all, that is. uh, some salads, something to eat, everything was like that. here. tell me, why, then, is she not for konstantin like? this is the best thing he could ever have in his life, but lisa could. he doesn't, and grandma said you said it was your baby. have you personally heard from me? is this or from the words of someone from the words of a daughter? yes, you told my daughter irina something similar to irina. we communicate with her very often . a text message from lisa was to irina that zhenyok was not from kostya, from whom it was written, from whom it was not written. what tan, well, let's look at zhenya let's look at zhenya yes, he got out. liza 's nose is small, liza's nose is small. well, oral part here, the lower part of the face is bone and he is red. what more proof do you need here? you tell me, i have two sons of coffee, it looks like a wife, but i know that they are mine, but i know that they are mine by the color o

lisa, she is in the hospital now. tell me, what happened to your mother? say your mom wasn't sick.aine or too tired no, there was nothing. please tell me what's wrong with mom. where is my wife? you paid attention. what a tension, between myself i didn’t run to calm down, as if it were strangers . he lost his wife, everyone reacts differently. it's a fact that they haven't slept for a long time. there is not a single male thing in the sterile female zone. although i'm certainly not a psychologist. baurin works in the same store as molchanov, petrov's neighbor, by the way, he is also a butcher. well, at least they know each other. both are needed for interrogation. need to interrogate needed separately. they didn't find any signs of forced entry. it's possible that your wife knew the killer. i mean, i don't know anyone who helped make this happen, but i have to ask this question your wife could be dating someone else you say sveta found her. god, what have i been through. ira he leaves this question. sorry this is urgent. i unearthed the 15-year-old molchanov case, a drunken fight a

people at lisa caesar, a harvard educated entrepreneur and her mother, a pedro who is mostly known foru believe it is injustice, as you said? >> i do. >> slavery is an evil. >> the feel-good movie of the summer. >> the things that i had to learn about slavery to even begin to execute 12 years is that there is a system that is put in place that becomes mass psychosis. to make it work, you have to get so many people involved in it. that is the thing that hurts the most. we see it still happening. >> they grew up in milwaukee. for many people, they look for careers in new york and los angeles. and now they come home and converted avery to close 20 years ago into their studio. it takes people streams of show business and shows how it can be a reality. >> i remember as a kid, you know, to be a young, black guy in milwaukee thinking about, i want to be a writer, i want to be an artist, i want to work in film, it just seemed 1 million miles away. and then, you know, 30 years later, to actually encompass those things and realize there are other young kids, black, hispanic, asian, , straight, c

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a single mother with two children in her arms at the age of 25, then she helped her grandmother yakovleva a lot, she took care of the children while alexandra disappeared on the set, but lisa be more offended if someone called their mother a cuckoo, of course, sometimes there were cereals and parent meetings, but rarely, because my mother's mother was very busy . the person was very busy. well, because a lot of work is filming new projects, so there weren’t many porridges. normally, did you take it or why because i took it very well? she perceived. i lived with my grandmother and great-grandmother, so everything was fine. she gave me everything i need for life. women perceive divorce differently. for some, this is the collapse of all hopes. they go into depression stop communicating with friends for others. on the contrary, it is an opportunity to start life from scratch . alexandra yakovleva, our women, also belonged to such women. always holding on to something. for a house for a man for habits for certain traditions for ourselves. there is a wonderful tradition in europe to throw old trash into the street. if the relationship does not add up, you need to throw it away,

black sea crane state merchant services rece photographs of lisa a 4 year old girl with down syndrome who is killed in the strike her mother was so badly injured, she still not been told of her daughter's death. well, the united states is the biggest single donor to ukraine for its fight to hold off on the russian invasion. given more than $7000000000.00 worth of weapons and equipment so far, but the ukraine, the, the smaller donations are almost as valuable as the larger ones. alan fisher explains now, from cave equipment on the front line of the ukrainian war drones medical kits. even mine detectors all provided by crowd funding charity and ukraine, set up after the russian invasion of crimea in 2014 has raised millions of dollars the phone to a former high profile presenter on ukrainian tv to our goods. and we have our so some big connection between society and the army because it's really important for our soldiers that we carry about them. they understand that they not long, and that it's not only military case to defend our country. the idea of code funding like this isn't new. it's been around since before the 1st w